The fail-stop failure model appears frequently in the distributed systems literature. However, in an asynchronous distributed system, the fail-stop model cannot be implemented. In particular, it is impossible to reliably detect crash failures in an asynchronous system. In this paper, we show that it is possible to specify and implement a failure model that is indistinguishable from the fail-stop model from the point of view of any process within an asynchronous system. We give necessary conditions for a failure model to be indistinguishable from the fail-stop model, and derive lower bounds on the amount of process replication needed to implement such a failure model. We present a simple one-round protocol for implementing one such ...
The development of reliable distributed software is simplified by the ability to assume a fail-stop ...
Abstract. It is now recognized that the Consensus problem is a fun-damental problem when one has to ...
We investigate the problem of detecting termination of a distributed computation in asynchronous sy...
The fail-stop failure model appears frequently in the distributed systems literature. However, in an...
The fail-stop failure model appears frequently in the distributed systems literature. However, in an...
The development of reliable distributed software is simplified by the ability to assume a fail-stop...
AbstractIn this paper we show how a distributed system with synchronous processors and asynchronous ...
This paper studies the impact of omission failures on asynchronous distributed s ystems with crash-s...
This work investigates the amount of information about failures required to simulate a synchronous d...
We investigate the possibility of solving problems in completely asynchronous message passing system...
In the crash-recovery failure model of asynchronous distributed systems, processes can temporarily s...
We revisit the problem of detecting the termination of a distributed application in an asynchronous ...
This paper presents a deterministic algorithm that solves consensus in asynchronous distributed syst...
We determine what information about failures is necessary and sufficient to solve Consensus in async...
We introduce the concept of unreliable failure detectors and study how they can be used to solve Con...
The development of reliable distributed software is simplified by the ability to assume a fail-stop ...
Abstract. It is now recognized that the Consensus problem is a fun-damental problem when one has to ...
We investigate the problem of detecting termination of a distributed computation in asynchronous sy...
The fail-stop failure model appears frequently in the distributed systems literature. However, in an...
The fail-stop failure model appears frequently in the distributed systems literature. However, in an...
The development of reliable distributed software is simplified by the ability to assume a fail-stop...
AbstractIn this paper we show how a distributed system with synchronous processors and asynchronous ...
This paper studies the impact of omission failures on asynchronous distributed s ystems with crash-s...
This work investigates the amount of information about failures required to simulate a synchronous d...
We investigate the possibility of solving problems in completely asynchronous message passing system...
In the crash-recovery failure model of asynchronous distributed systems, processes can temporarily s...
We revisit the problem of detecting the termination of a distributed application in an asynchronous ...
This paper presents a deterministic algorithm that solves consensus in asynchronous distributed syst...
We determine what information about failures is necessary and sufficient to solve Consensus in async...
We introduce the concept of unreliable failure detectors and study how they can be used to solve Con...
The development of reliable distributed software is simplified by the ability to assume a fail-stop ...
Abstract. It is now recognized that the Consensus problem is a fun-damental problem when one has to ...
We investigate the problem of detecting termination of a distributed computation in asynchronous sy...